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When anything stands test of fifty years among discriminating people like the Amer jeans it is pretty good evidence that there is merit somewhere. Such test Brandreth' s Pills have stood, and thousands of unsolic- tied testimonials every year prove their merit. The pills are purely vegetable and are the result of the highest medical and chemical skill. They have never been known to fail in their work; they have never caused anyone the slightest inconvenience, no mat ter when taken, and there is little doubt that they have really saved thousands of lives. The best evidence of their value lies in their increasing sale. Brandreth's Pills have truly become household necessity.
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Sharp Campaign Work Being Done
 On Both Sides.

BOSTON, April 5.-A Providence, R. l., special to the Journal Republican) says: Campaign work is being pushed on all sides and will be continued until the last moment. The Republican feeling that the situation gives them full cause for expecting the suc- cess of their ticket grows hourly. It is con csded on all hands that the key to the situa- ton is in this city and that upon the strength which the Democrats show here depends the result of the State election. This feeling is resulting in good deal of work being done here, ard most of the work in the rest of the State being practically finished large part of the attention now paid to parties has the Providence situation for it's object. With pleasant weather tomorrow the Republican feeling in this city is that large vote will be boiled and that this should be the case is what the Republicans especially desire.
 To-mo1row's election will be for State off cers and members of the legislature and on the question of a woman's suffrage amend ment. There are three tickets in the field, Republican, Democratic and prohibition. It looks to night as if the election will be thrown into the legislature, it requiring a majority to elect. The Democrats are conf dent, however, and may win owing to dissen- sions in the Republican ranks.
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Ntb,IIst Literature seized.

ST. PETERSBURG, April 5--A large quan- tity of revolutionary literature consisting chiefly of proclamations of the military sec lions of the Nihilists was seized by the police to-day. The pamphlets are of tie most in cendiary character and were put up in pack az ss ready for distribution. It is reported that laboratory for the manufacture of dyna- mite shells has been discovered by the au- thorities at Cronstadt and that the manager of the labratery, student, committed sui eide rather than submit to arrest.
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WANTED.

E IMMEDIATELY, house painters and paper hang 4 CTS; steady work and good wags guaranteed to hrst-class workmen. J, Wolcott & O., 61 Or a5
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NEW BRITAIN, April 5.-Forty buffers at P. &1 F. Corbin's went on strike this after noon. They demand the discharge of an ob- noxious foreman. The molders, grinders and polishers will go out tomorrow. The latter will strike on the ground that the company has not kept its agreement of two years ago not to employ on-union men. A committee waited upon the superintendent to-day, but he refused to listen to them.
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The carpenters' strike at C1ne1nnati.
Anotber Legacy For Harvard.

BOSTON, April 5.-The will of the late Henry Bromield Rogers was filed in the probate office for Suffolk county this after noon. After making large bequests to his family and immediate relatives be gives $1O,- 900 to the Massachusetts General hospital for the support of free beds and $10,000 to the Home for Aged Women. The residue of his property is to be equally divided between the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the president and fellows of Harvard college. The will bears the date of Septem- Der 2, 1884, and Anna Perkins Rogers and J. Ingersoll Bowditch are named as execu-
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Tbe Irisll orimes Act.

LONDON, April 5.-Mr. Henry Chaplin de- tended the crimes act in Commons tonight, declaring the measure to be absolutely neo- essary in view of the state of Ireland. He appealed to MT. Gladstone to disown the doctrine of sheer plunder which was now be- ing preached in Ireland and to use his in fluence against the further continuance of such teachings MT. Charles Russell declared that the most recent statistics proved that at the present time there was less crime in Ireland than in England.
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A MAN of temperate and moral habits, seeking A employment, to represent old estab- lIShed house in his own section. Salary $7O to S!0O per month. References exacted
 AM. MANUFACTURING HOUSE.
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WANTED.

fa@Mf LADY would like pleasant room and Rii;;i board in private family in pleasant Ioca- AJon. Terms moderate. Address
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Murdered Before a PoIIceman's Eyes
Tho Arrow And Mayaower.

BOSTON, April 5.-Edwsrd Burgess was asked to-day if he had received written answer from Mr. Tankerville Chamberlayne to his challenge for race between the May flower and Arrow. He answered that he had not and expressed the opinion that the statements concerning certain conditions to be imposed by MT. Ohamberlayne are wholly untrue. "Under no circumstances" said Mr. Burgess, twill go to England with the of her centerboard. AS regards the course named in the papers know nothing about it. I have no doubt that the race will take place, yet I cannot at this time tell certain 1v
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M A NTEn

A SITUATION by respectable girl to do gen. ~ eral houseWork in a private family. Good reference. Inquire at
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Minor Election Tips.

MADISON, Wis, April 5.-The election passed very quietly to-day. Hon James Conklin Oem.) was elected mayor without opposition.
 DENVER, April 5.-The Republicans prob ably elected their city ticket by 1, 200 plu- rality The labor vote was very large. The Democrats, though there was split in the party, held their own.
 MILWAUKEE, April 5.-In this city the ju- dicial ticket of the Labor party was elected by TOO. All but two precincts have been heard from, but towns make up the defi- ciency so that the judicial ticket of the uni ted Democrats and Republicans in the county will be elected by 600.
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The Challenge Accented.

I hereby accept the challenge of MT. Chase to play a match of thirty games of checkers (draws and wins to coun) for the champion ship of Connecticut at his earliest con- venience, to take place in this city.
 P. F. CONWAY,
 New Haven, Conn. Rooms N. H. 0.
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The Campaign Against Coercion.

LONDON, April 5.-Hand bills summoning the people to participate in the grand dem onstration which it is proposed to hold in Hyde Park to protest against the criminal bill have been issued in great profusion. They contain summary of the crimes bill and call upon all to assist by their presence in discountenancing one of the greatest crimes of the age. A feature of the demon stration will be the badges of the stewards, which will be composed of green ribbons. The promoters of the affair have received a large number of offers of assistance and are sanguine of attracting an immense gathering. The Liberals of Liverpool will hold mass meeting in that city next week to protest againt the crimes bill.
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Dynamite i'm Spain.

MADRID, April 5.-An explosion of dyna- mite occurred in the magazine for the stor- age of explosives at Canete to-day, killing one man and injuring two others. Two men suspected of having wilfully caused the ex- plosion have been arrested.
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Entertainments.
BUNNELL,s GRAND OPERA HoUs

BUNNELL'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
 Tomorrow afternoon an entire change of company and performance will be made at Bunnell's Grand Opera House. Fisher & Hassan's company will produce the funniest musical comedy on the road, "A Cold Day. The last presentation of "Shadowed Crime" will take place this afternoon and evening.
 NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE.
 William Gillette's celebrated American play 'Held by the Enemy" will be present ed at the New Haven Opera House next Fri day and Saturday afternoon and evening with all the original cast and scenery. 'sHeld by the Enemy has had very great run of popularity, and it we'll deserves it. The performances here will undoubtedly be we'll attended.
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" A A A child s nurse or nursery governess Appl 4A before 10 a. m. or after 6 D. m. at Mrs Vi l. Bennett's 357 Elm street. a5 et+
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HOT CROSS BUNS.
Send your orders to Petrie's Bakery, Ss George street, and get the genuine.

District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court,
 April 5, A. D. 1887. . TNSTATE of CHARLES A. HENDEE, late of IL Orange, in said district, deceased
 Upon the application of Lucius P Hendee, Of Grange Eraying that letters of admnisi ration may be granted said estate as application on file more frlly appears, iI is
 ORDERED, That said application be heard and determined at the Probate Office in New Haven, in said district, on the 19th day of April. D. 16S7 at o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice be given of the pendency of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon, by publish ing the same three times in some newspaper hav- ing circulation in said district.
 A. HEATON ROBERTSON, Ind
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TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

Two detectives left Bangor, Me-, for Cali fornia last night with a requisition for Graves, the game warden murderer.
 It is reported that the Duke of Edinburgh while paying his last visit to Germany en- tered into an agreement to renounoe his own right of succession to the throne of Saxe- Coburg and Gotha in favor of his eldest son.
 The closing of several embroidery fac tories in the cantons of Appenzells and at St. Gall, Switzerland, owing to recent failures, which have been numerous, has caused terri ble distress among the poorer classes of those districts.
 Count de Donville Maillifen and M. Sans leroy, who became involved in quarrel in one of the corridors of the French chamber of deputies last week, fought 8 duel with swords yesterday in which the former re- ceived severe wound in the arm.
 The Dartmouth chapter of the Phi Beta Kappa society, the Alpha of New Hampshire, will celebrate it's centennial on Wednesday of commencement week. Ex-Governor Moves of Ohio, president of the society, will preside and ex Governor Hoadley will be the orator.
 NJ. Bartholdi has arrived in London for the purpose of offering to the officers of the Amer ican exhibition the use of large model of New York harbor as seen from the deck of 8 steamship sailing up the bay, with a promi- nent replica of the statue of Liberty in the foreground.
 Captain T. o. Selfridge of the United States steamship Omaha, who is under sus- pension, is among the passengers aboard the quarantined steamer City of Fixing, at San Francisco. Captain Selfridge was suspended and ordered to report to the naval secretary by Rear Admiral Chandler on account of the exploding of one of the Omaha's shells by which four Japanese were killed and num- Der wounded.
 Before Judge Charles Allen in the equity session of the Supreme court at Boston yesterday on the motion of W. O. Loring, counsel for the defendant, the equity suit of George Ellis and others, stockholders in the old Boston, Hartford and Erie railroad, vs the road was dismissed. This is an old suit and was originally brought to obtain posses sion of the road under the Bedell mortgage. Litigation involving some of the questions has recently been begun in the New York courts
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WANTED.

5OOOcF cFGTHEE sWEEfEkg #6 RFPdfR sPd GAa Bt the tn Basket House Furnishing and Furniture Store of George D. Lamb 699 Chapel street. Boys Wag- ons, Baby Carriages, Easy Chairs, Lounges. ES- tension Tables Paror and Bedroom Suits, Spring Stoves, Oil Cloths. &c. All kinds of frst-clrss Housekeeping Goods, low for cash, or on weekly payments.
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OFFICES TO RENT.

A@ TWO large offices in Austin Building, s51
 Ns!l Chapel street. up one flight, heated by steam and will furnish incandescent electric lights if de- sired. If not rented by April 18th will rent desk room to different parties. Rooms large enough foI ten desks. Apply at room !, s51 Chapel street,
 mbaotf A. GILBERT.
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A. 4Lo No,r, uora,, nnaro Eorc

At the New Haven Opera House Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights and We'd nesday matinee of next week ''Ruddygore, or the Witch's Curse" will be presented by Carte's Opera comp any, under the manage ment of MT. John Stetson. The cast will be brilliant one and the chorus unequalled. The scenery will be from original models of the Saxony Theater, London. ''Ruddy- gore" is entertaining, inter esting and well worth seeing.
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A Surprise In syracuse.

SCHENECTADY, N. Y., April 5.-The mu- nieipal elections here to-day proved the greatest surprise in years. Barhydt (Rep.) defeated Flynn Oem.) for mayor by over 800 majority Eisminger Dem was elected nington (Dem.) is elected treasurers, Cain Rep) police commissioner. Flynn's defeat is due to his being a catholic. Irishmen to- iobt
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A COMPETENT girl as child's nurse Child A nearly two years old. Good references re- qured Inquire at 37ELM STREET.
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Ease Ball Yesterday.

philadalphia-Athletic 14, Philadelphias r. Baltimore-Baltimores 10, Bufalos 4. Washingt -Washingtons 3l, Portlands t. New York-New Works 13, Jaspers 0. Philadelphia University of Pennsylvana g, Am BIooklyn-BrookIyn 16, Hartfords 5. St Iouis--In Indianapolis 8, St. Louis Browns 6.
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WANTED,
 A SITUATION by two competent girls to do A general housswork for two small fano;,ito1uo to uo short distance in the country. Apply at aoStE 4 ELM STREET
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Farm For Sale.

AAA 75 ACRES, eight miles from New Haven, #a::; on main road. Large, fine, roomy buildings; abundance of fruit; land in high state of cui- ti7ation. Easy terms. Might exchange for city property.
 GEORGE A. ISBELL. Door,1 7q2 Chanel Street.
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Prohibition Agaln Knocked Ont.

STAUNToN, Va, April 5.-The prohibition oday was very close. Eleven hundred and sixty-three votes were cast and both parties worked hard. The result was the i've ts'' carried the day by ninety five majority.
 Rusk EsIected Mayor at Eau Claire.
 EAU CLAIRE, Wis, April 5.-The munich pal election to-day in the election of Hon. H. Rusk for mayor.
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MARR TAGES.
DEATHS.

HAYES -MORIARrTY-In this city, April 5, by Rev. F. A. Lenahan, John Hayes and Margaret A Moriarity.
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ENHANCING THE VALUE

Of A Popular ComPany's Property.
 NEW YORK, April 5.-Papers transferring the American and foreign patents, stocks in local companies, machinery and other prop erty of the Fuller Wood Electrical company to the American Electric Manufacturing company were executed to-day. The former owned the original Gramme and Fuller Wood patents, and the purchasing company now control both. For some time past the American company has been paying the FullerWood company royalties on the Gramme and Wood patents of about $40, 900 year. They have seventeen years to run, and it is safe to estimate that with the rapid extension of the business of the American company it would have soon run up to S6O,- 900 and over per annum, or computing ln- terest at per cent per annum, this sum would have reached about $2 O0O, 900 for that period. This purchase ends all pay ments of royalties by the American company as it uses only the Wood and Gramme in ventions, and these combined cover all the fundamental principles of electric lighting and are considered very valuable. This pur- chase will add at least $1 900, 900 to the in- trinsic value of the American company g stock. The papers were signed to-day by William W. Appleton, president of the Fuller-Wood company, and Edwards Il. Golf, president of the American Electric Manufacturing company. This transfer adds a new element of financial strength to the American company, which will be of great advantage to it in it's future business.
 Murdered Before a Polieeman's Eyes.
 PARKERsBURG, W. Va, April 5.-Taylor Fountaine, colored, aged fo1tyfve and un- married, was shot and killed at midnight last niobt wbile on the street taking to a police man who had found him in a saloon. Foun- taine had had dispute with Charles Sargent, colored Sargent came out of the saloon and ran about square in order to shoot. Sar- gent is twenty seven years of age and unmar- ried He is now in jail.
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ERR R ENT'

| xh4A A firrst-class residence with all comforts
 Es:;i and couveniences and very desirably located Ma.A. A good customer will be treated literally. | B. O. LAKE, \ roat 1at. 65 Church street.
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Stony Creek And Branford Oysters Served in all styles at the City Hall Restau- rant, Church street corner Court. n17 If
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hA TO one or two gentlemen, two furnished k#:i rooms eu suite in a private house within
 HiiH three blocks of the City Hall; first class in every particular. Good table board can be had near by. Address x. Y.Z.,.
 a6 St THIS OFFICE.
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A YOUNG man understanding double-entry A bookkeeping in real estate office. Address stating references and salary expected,
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EOR Et tENKe
 4eA FIVE chambers to gentleman and wife or ;iI to two single ladies' brick house, south end of M..ilg Mansfield street, a few rods from Prospect and I Irumbull streets. Four chambers on the sec ond floor front and back stairs ready May 1st Ap- nivt to H. F. HOADLEY, an1tf oHoadlev Building opposite poStofice.
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A NIGHT DEE

Augustin Daly's noted comedy "A Night Off" will be presented at Carl's Friday and Saturday evenings and Saturday matinee. ''The play" says an exchange, ''is most refreshing and original comedy, full of gen. uine humor, and the plot is perfectly clean and not single objectionable term is used. The company is very good and each part is covered by an artist. It is funnier than hasr rarnEad ,,nandnus hit
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Where Their Merit Lies.

Atthe City Hall Dining Rooms, Church street, corner Court, regular suppers from 5 to r 35 cents a5 If
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Daisy Foreman Gets First Prize.

Daisy Foreman,'t the beautiful English set
 ter bitch belonging to George w. Neal, clerk at the aImshouse. took the first prize in her class at the Boston bench show yesterday. long list of prizes at various bench shows records the success of this specially hand some dog. She is, indeed, prize to her
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A T the hospital, competent and steady man to A take care of the garden and grounds also to do outside work. Apply to the
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A German opinion.

BERLIN, April 5.-The Tagsblatt expresses the opinion that the passage of the coercion bill will result in civil war in Ireland.
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fh54% TO rent, by two single ladies' 3 or four MiiiiI pleasant rooms with modern conveniences 4saAand centrally located. Address stating price, etc., f'
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NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE.

Mrs. D. P. Bowers and her company pre- sented "Mary Stuart" as written for her by the late Edmund Falconer before delighted audience at the New Haven Opera House last evening. The play is really companion piece to Elizabeth" Mrs. Bowers assump- ton of the title role was characterized by the same grace and fidelity to nature which was the great merit of her performance on Mon day evening. She was ably supported and the applause was frequent. MT. John A. Lane deserves special mention for his ad- mirable performance as Mortimer" This afternoon "Lady Audley's Secret" will be given, and in the evening Mrs. Bowers will appear in her greatest role, ''Lady Mac beth D
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geaI Estate.
FOR RENT, sA TO adult family, five rooms on 2d floor, :;J NO. 116 ST.JOHN STREET.


 FOR RENT,
 TO adult fasIy NS ys ,s s% EGos 1RH 9H aS GUE
 FOR RENT. \ AkeA NO. 1O6 Wall street, near High street, resms; % G rent s reasonable s.aaae |, n,. od.,r No a95 Columbus avenue, Il rooms; modern i'm | provements.
 I B.L, LAMBERT, a53ts S5S Chapel street. For Sale Cheap, | fA A FARM of 16 acres; house with rooms Ml!l-i J.M, BISHOP. l a4 6ts ATT State Street l FOR RENT, <h<A THE three-story and basement brick dwell ;i; ing house, No. a57 Church street, near Grove - '' App'' SAMUEL c. THORN. a4 6ts 7213 Orange Street. FOR SALE, D OTARY Bed Planer, planes both sides, "A ! IG inches wide, inc hes thick. Also cut-oh Saw Bench Arbor on sliding carriage, to be drawn to wards workman. Will be sold low, to be moved at once. Also lot of and 10 inch belting, shafting ap4 6t* AT State Street. FOR SALE,
 ; THE elegant % hp9"4 a5 M!!8 belonging to the estate of the late Carrie J. Welton, namely: -. - :,
 
 Grove streets along with about six acres of land Also two acres of land on corner of Riverside and Also s41 shares of capital stock of Homes Booth Hayden's company, and s oo,---,,,o p,,, oo,,-,o 5O9 shares of capital stock Of Oakv1Lle Pin compa- ny oh "a'efOn'' HENRY HENRY BERGH, Executor, a4 It 100 East 22d street. New York city.
 FOR RENT, @ ange street, as eight Sa roe rooms, with all convent aAAe'e1-en'''' E. HAYES TRowBRIDGE, JR. a2tf 807 Chapel Street, Second Floor. Houses for saIe-MOney to Loan. tsA NOW is the time to buy good house for a W!M little money. Terms accommodating. Money to loan on first mortgage security. Callat
 R. E. .BALDWIN'S
 Real Estate Agency. SIS Chapel St.
 Farm For Sale. ka:;il on main road. Large, fine roomy buildings; M.a abundance of fruit; land in high state of cul property.
 GEORGE A. TSBELL. Room1. 792 Chapel Street.
 FOR RENT, AsA FIVE chambers to gentleman and wife or E;;; to two single ladies' brick house, south end of M.I Mansfield street. a few rods from Prospect land Ir rumbul streets Four chambers on the sec ply to H. P. HOADLEY. ap1tf 2Hoadley Building, opposite postoffice
 For sale or Rent &&4A A frrst-class residence with all comforts Eg;; and conveniences and very deslra6ly located. Nal4 A good customer will be treated literally.
 B. 0. LAKE, m31 1st* 65 Church street.
 FOR RENT. Ae@A NO. 25 Leonard street, near State; six ll!A No 55 Collis street, near Franklin; five '' App'' w. BRADLEY, m31tf 203 Grown Street.
 FOR RENT, NNAlll 4S Church Street, From to 12 A. m mao St
 FOR RENT. AA HOTSE 10 rooms Gas and City water, Ea: with barn and carriage house, 3l5 Whitney Glip avenue. Price $20 Inquire at
 SIS WHITNEY AVENUE, or m3Otf 3OS Grand Avenue.
 FOR RENT. Ae.A FROM May 1st-The elegant residence No: MH.:! 20 Dwight street, house containing 1o or l2 NEsiy rooms with all modern improvements. Also The location is one of the best in the city. Kent $6OO Inquire at --,,,r.-
 HINMAN'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY, mao If 63 Church Street, Room 1. OFFICES TO RENT. =sAst dAt TWO large offices in Austin Building, s51